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16 children rescued from 'deplorable' Ohio home, 4 adults arrested Original

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By Natalie Neysa Alund Verified, Shahid Meighan Verified, Laura Bischoff Verified
| USA Today Verified
July 1, 2026, 10:33 a.m. ET Authorities in Ohio rescued 16 children, some with serious medical conditions, from a home where officials said they lived in "deplorable conditions." Four adults have been arrested in connection to what police are calling a horrifying case. State and local law enforcement executed a search warrant on June 30 at a home in the small village of Hamden in Vinton County, about 80 miles southeast of Columbus.
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DeWine calls living conditions for 16 rescued children 'heartbreaking'

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By Laura Bischoff Verified
| Yahoo Verified
DeWine calls living conditions for 16 rescued children 'heartbreaking' Gov. Mike DeWine is helping his newly appointed state attorney general handle a horrific criminal case in Vinton County. The governor tapped public safety expert Andy Wilson to replace Republican Dave Yost, who resigned as Ohio attorney general in June. DeWine and Wilson both said they're in regular contact over the case of 16 children rescued from "deplorable" conditions in a house in Hamden on June 30.
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DeWine calls living conditions for 16 rescued children 'heartbreaking'

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By Laura Bischoff Verified
| The Columbus Dispatch Verified
Gov. Mike DeWine is helping his newly appointed state attorney general handle a horrific criminal case in Vinton County. The governor tapped public safety expert Andy Wilson to replace Republican Dave Yost, who resigned as Ohio attorney general in June.
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